@goofy_broo: #memestiktok #homeritachi #football #foryou #fyp

The Guy :

Shit, I never realized it was Azali that said that shit. 😭🙏

APSA_5G :

YouTuber

SOREN :

what is wrong with azali bro 💔

Anything :

ok

irdiaj salam :

which sounded like an absurd amount of money at the time. Looking back, it was probably one of the best business decisions ever made because now billions of people watch YouTube every month. Whether you’re trying to learn calculus, fix your bike, watch someone survive 100 days in Minecraft, listen to music, laugh at memes at 3 a.m., or wonder why someone uploaded a four-hour documentary ranking every type of bread ever invented, YouTube somehow has exactly what you’re looking for… and about 500 recommendations you definitely weren’t looking for. So in conclusion, YouTube exists because three guys got tired of how annoying it was to share videos online. They accidentally created one of the biggest platforms on Earth, where billions of hours of content are watched every day. It has educated millions, entertained billions, started careers, ended sleep schedules, created countless memes, convinced people to buy things they didn’t need, taught everyone how to cook instant ramen in seventeen different ways, and somehow always recommends a random video from eight years ago that ends up becoming the greatest thing you’ve watched all week. That’s basically the story of how one simple idea turned into the internet’s biggest rabbit hole, where you can start by searching “how to tie a tie” and somehow end up watching a documentary about why penguins can’t fly while a guy in the comments argues that cereal is actually a beverage.

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youtuber

LEVI :

￴ :

youtube

BroxRonaldo🥏 :

Why was i born

Jeffrey ˎˊ˗ :

hit that shit

street_maxing :

tiktok

￴ ￴￴ :

“What is my purpose,” ah

degloving :